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Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

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Robbers after millionaire Busch in Kansas City night

Armed men tried to board Adolph Busch's private train car near Kansas City as it departed last night. A would-be robber fell to the floor during a scramble as the train twisted turning, and police arrived too late to apprehend anyone. The incident mirrors a recent train hold up at Joplin involving Toate M. Bhort, a mine owner, though no arrests were made.

Associavit Kansas City Adolpher Huseh Mnilliontaire Brewer Toate M. Bhort Joplin

Local Girls Host Afternoon Hin Fete for Dixie Team

Mrs Wade Cox invites Dinio Wneeball team and ten old Ryan Stare players to a supper and social at her home for an afternoon gathering this afternoon with plans for tomorrow evening.

Wade Cox Ryan Stare Dixie Norrow

Japan Will Not Protest Further Alien Law

Washington May 13 The Japanese Ambassador will take no further steps in protest against the California alien bill. He intimated Japan will not test the constitutionality of the law but expects the United States to consider this phase. President Wilson noncommittal on the changes to the Aran bill and possible requests to open up additional schedules.

United States Matt Seine Free Washington California Jabaeon Japan

Gould ties up ex tre cotton trade in suit

New York May 13 Jam es A Par roll president of the United States Steel Corporation argued in defense of the government's antitrust suit to dissolve the firm. He said the corporation acts as an industrial benefactor providing all baling ties used nationwide and that there is no profit in their manufacture. He noted competitors wish to imitate in cotton ties and emphasized the need to supply demand. He cited last year supplying southern prose with 1 901 000 bundles of ties at 80 cents per bundle to illustrate the impact on the cotton crop's market if manufacturing were halted.

New York Jamce A. Parroll United States Steel Corporation United Statme

Bankers Convention Opens With Record Attendance at Galveston

The Texas Bankers Association held its twenty n in al convention in Galveston with record attendance. R Mtridge of Houston delivered the annual report urging currency reform. He argued that increasingly heavy bank stock and expanding credits burden the nation’s credit machinery and warned against the rising dollar value.

Associated Prom Glaiveston Texas Texas Bankers’ Association Aleety Hike Morn Na Galveston R. Rmtridge Houston

Georgia Lynchings at Hogansville and Jail Contract Debate

In Hogansville Georgia Sam Owensby a negro was dragged from Ponery jail and lynched by hanging to a tree after fatally shooting Mrooky Lane a white man. The Georgians Court ignored a jail contract decision as commissioners delayed awarding to construction firms and postponed action to later in the week.

Hogansville Sam Owensby Mrooky Lane Union Underwood Can Andsors Ald

Three Men Die As Steeple Falls At Knox Church

Three men are killed when the Knox Presbyterian Church steeple, about 140 feet high, collapses after being struck by lightning. A fourth man is fatally injured as timbers fall on him. the incident occurred in Bermiford, leading to a disaster at the local church.

Associated Press Bermiford Own Knox Presbyterian Church Nebbiog

Sommergirl Club Meeting Sets Train for San Antonio Visit

The Som mergirl Club notes a weekly Commercial Club gathering in Shiha Road rooms. Mewit and Wallace form a committee to arrange a special train to fetch teas from the San Antonio Association next Saturday. Lawrence chairs the automobile committee and invites all townspeople to the Saturday events and church service. Weather mild, farmers hopeful. Other items include a census scheme, various visits, and local social notes.

Shiha Road Llm Mewit MK Wallace Asociation San Antonio Reyun Menara Wallace Wenti St Wer Desisteo Antonio Editora Thin T. K Lawrence Automobile Committee Hlaltors Lawrence

May Day Gun Fight Shocks Aire Town

A chaotic May Day incident in Aire left Jamon God and another resident injured amid a muddled report. Authorities investigated possible motives and secured the scene as residents sought details from local officials.

Shriners Hold Full Sway in Dallas Parade

Shriners from across the southwest gathered in Dallas for a convention that drew large crowds and disrupted street traffic. Officials reported a continuous parade as 5000 passengers occupied Pullman cars, with freight movements rerouted to accommodate the event. Meanwhile Christian Church missionaries opened their annual session in San Angela with expected high attendance.

Nuudrede Urinors Dallas Ceanlon Boston Tn Freight Caty Pullman Care Pullman

City School Board Holds Regular Meeting

The city school board met yesterday afternoon in a regular monthly session. The building committee reported plans and costs for the new related school building, with action deferred pending further investigation. Four newly elected members James Jamow Waltrop and Eugene Edge qualified and joined the board, W R Banetors was re elected as president, and W T James as secretary. The board postponed arranging new standing committees and decided to ballot on reelecting teachers with first or permanent certificates, electing several names. Music teachers Annie Berryman Geraldine Kelly and Frances Gillespie were reelected. other elections will be held later.

M. J. James W. T. Jamow A.M. Waltrop Eugene Edge Te Board W. R. Banetors W. T. Jamea Fo the Boar A W. Kingnard George Rimmon Roscor Oates J G M. Bethany Mises Ween Weddington Ray Montgomery Ada Hoard Tey Che

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